Sentence examples for hurry call from inspiring English sources
"Don't let the driver get away!" "Hurry, call the police!" A crowd several layers deep has formed around the front of the bus.
When Mr. Schwartz and his partners found the motel more popular than they had expected, they sent out a hurry call to Mr. Yoshimura.
Not until a stranger in striped trousers approached him and said fatuously, 'Mr. Acheson, you must be proud indeed of your achievements in life' did the outer Acheson send forth a hurry call for the inner Acheson.
What I wrote: "Consider the new Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight (or the B&NNSTGL, as people in a hurry call it)." Sample reader pushback: "I'm writing to let you know about what I believe is an inaccuracy in your article: your omission of the W in the device's acronym, B&NNSTWGL.
"It used to be a cattle call; hurry, hurry, hurry, get through it," the official said.
"I did have a clear discussion with the ambassador at 8am, I could see she was in a hurry to call me..
A rain-affected session failed to dampen Button's enthusiasm for his highest qualifying position of the season, especially after the team's Ron Dennis had recently issued him with a "hurry up" call.
So Dodds said he was in no hurry to call in the commitments currently on the books, and he had a pretty good idea of how the penny-pinching would play out.
-The Strategic Petroleum Reserve was managed more to support oil prices than for national security reasons (please see "Oil Prices Sliding? Hurry Moscow, Call our Strategic Petroleum Reserve Maven Energy Secretary Bodman," 10.30.08).
With the Denver Broncos leading, 10-0, buthehe Ravens driving for a touchdown in the waning moments of the first half, quarterback Joe Flacco hurried to call a play on first-and-goal from the Broncos' 4.
She remembers that Mack, the man with whom she is having an affair, had said at one time that at least they did not diminish each othe She hurries to call Mack, realizing that even for a woman of her years, her step is quite light.
